Qurbani Project
Qurbani performed on donors' behalf, with meat distributed to more than 3,500 people.

Access to clean and reliable drinking water remains a major challenge for rural communities in Pakistan. This programme provides sustainable water sources where families struggle to reach safe water at all.
It works mainly through the installation of hand pumps and community water facilities, bringing water closer to households and reducing dependence on unsafe or distant sources. To date 540 hand pumps have been installed, serving approximately 32,000 families.
D.G. Khan Water Well Initiative. In September 2025 we launched a dedicated initiative in Dera Ghazi Khan and surrounding villages, an area facing significant water shortages. It delivers larger community-scale facilities: 8 water wells installed and 1 water filtration plant established. This initiative accounts for PKR 3,347,226 of the figure above; the hand pump programme accounts for PKR 45,736,125.
540 hand pumps have been installed to date, serving approximately <strong>32,000 families</strong>.
A dedicated expansion launched in <strong>September 2025</strong> in Dera Ghazi Khan and surrounding villages, an area with significant water shortages. It has delivered 8 water wells and 1 water filtration plant.
Where groundwater is deep or unsafe, a hand pump is not enough. Larger community facilities and filtration address availability and quality together.
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More of our work
Qurbani performed on donors' behalf, with meat distributed to more than 3,500 people.
Fees, uniforms and books for around 50 students — plus solar power, water and a library for the schools themselves.
Around 250 students from low-income families kept in education and moving towards professional careers.